Negrense Rosquillo bags gold, silver at UAAP poomsae

Posted by watchmen
December 14, 2022
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Negrense Ceanne Kyle Rosquillo of National University Bulldogs bagged gold and silver medals in the UAAP Season 85 poomsae event. (Photo courtesy of Negros Taekwondo Union-Tiger New Gen)
Negrense Ceanne Kyle Rosquillo of National University Bulldogs bagged gold and silver medals in the UAAP Season 85 poomsae event. (Photo courtesy of Negros Taekwondo Union-Tiger New Gen)

By ADRIAN STEWART CO

Negrense Ceanne Kyle Rosquillo of National University Bulldogs had a solid collegiate debut as he bagged gold and silver in the UAAP Season 85 Taekwondo Poomsae Championships at the Blue Eagle Gym on Tuesday, December 13.

The Negros Occidental’s Bago City-native Rosquillo captured his first-ever UAAP gold medal in the men’s poomsae team event along with Bulldogs teammates James Lopez and Jed Tan.

However, Rosquillo settled for a silver medal finish in the men’s individual poomsae event after tallying 8.170 points, behind gold medal winner Joaquin Tuzon of the Ateneo de Manila University Blue Eagles (8.195).

More importantly, for the former Negros Taekwondo Union-Tiger New Gen standout Rosquillo and the Bulldogs, they captured the overall championship in the poomsae event.

Meanwhile, Ilonggo Joshua Cachero of the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons finished with a silver medal in the men’s team poomsae event along with Dominic Navarro and Datu Rayhan.

Cachero, formerly of Iloilo MVP Taekwondo gym, along with Navarro and Rayhan settled for a runner-up finish with 8.235 points, behind the Bulldogs trio of Rosquillo, Lopez and Tan, who captured the gold medal with their 8.265 points.

Capiznon Mikee Rose Regala of De La Salle University Lady Archers finished with a silver medal in the mixed pair event with Patrick Perez before capturing a bronze in the women’s individual category.

Ilongga jin Elaine Margaret Borres of the Ateneo women’s taekwondo team, for her part, captured a bronze medal in the mixed pair poomsae event with Tuzon.

Borres, a former standout of the Coach Flora Taekwondo Gym of Flora Navales, fell short of a podium finish in the women’s individual poomsae event after landing in fifth place.

Ilongga Sophia Marie Tungala of the UP Fighting Maroons, another former taekwondo jin of Navales, also came a spot away from a medal finish after landing in fourth place in the women’s team poomsae event./ASC, WDJ

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